Are you stuck in a rut doing the same thing year after year for Father’s Day? Do you want to make it special this year and do something out of the ordinary? There are many things that Dad’s love to do with their families. Try thinking outside the box on what he would like to do this Father’s Day.
Father’s Day is about celebrating him as an integral part of the family – so make sure that the activities are something he will enjoy and can enjoy with the entire family.
Why not take him to the golf range with the entire family? Allow him to relax as well as to teach his kids the sport he loves. He will be able to connect with his family on a completely new level. To top it off why not surprise him with a new set of clubs or a driver?
He will have fun and be able to enjoy his new gift while spending quality time with his family. This will mean more to him than just the gift itself.
Does he love to go out fishing? Why not rent a pontoon or other similar boat that you can fit the entire family on? Pack up a lunch, the kids, and the fishing gear before heading out for a fun day on the lake. Do not forget the sunscreen and life jackets for everyone though.
He will enjoy being able to relax on the lake with his family while fishing and teaching his kids to fish. Just make sure he catches the biggest fish.
Is your husband more of the quiet type? Does he prefer a quiet day in with the family? Choose some of his favorite movies and games – settle in and enjoy. Enjoy the time with him and the family. Make sure that he does not have to do anything just relax and enjoy.
This is his time to enjoy – make it as relaxing and enjoyable as possible. Choose things that the whole family can enjoy together such as Monopoly or Clue.
Why not treat him to tickets, for the whole family, at a major sporting event such as, baseball that he enjoys? It will be a good time to get out with the family, have a good time, and relax. Memories like this are important to children and can help shape them into who they will be growing up.
It also gives Dad a great day out with the family watching a sport he loves – rather than sitting on the couch fighting for control over the television to watch it.
Father’s Day should be about more than gifts. Give Dad what he really needs – time with his family. That will mean more to him than any material possession ever could. Do not forget the real meaning behind the holiday – not the gifts or the clichés but family.
Family is number one and the most important thing. Father’s Day is about honoring the Dads in our lives both the biological and the implied.
